Paint Spraying in Frankfort

Soffit, fascia and porch ceiling spraying in Frankfort

Overhead exterior work is slow with a brush, and the results often show it. Vented soffit, beadboard porch ceilings and grooved panels have slots and channels a brush drags paint across, while a sprayer coats into them without drips landing on the porch floor and walk. We wash and scrape first, prime any bare wood, and replace rotted fascia or soffit boards instead of painting over them. Walls, windows, gutters and the ground below are covered before we spray.

Frankfort is on our regular route, reached on Route 30, Route 45, LaGrange Road and I-80, with the Old Plank Road Trail running through town. If your Frankfort house has a covered front porch, the ceiling up there holds moisture and mildew that the walls do not, so we clean it well and use a primer that stands up to it. Soffit vents have to stay open for the attic to breathe, so we spray light coats that cover the slots without filling them. We spray only when the wind allows, since paint aimed upward drifts more than paint aimed at a wall.

What we spray on a Frankfort exterior

How a Frankfort exterior job runs

The estimate is free and starts with us looking up at the soffit, fascia and porch ceiling with you, then writing down each surface, the prep, any boards that need replacing and the number of coats. Once you approve it, we pick dry, calm days between spring and fall. Rot likes to hide behind gutters and at fascia corners, so if we find more than we priced, you get a written number before we cut anything out. The last step is a look at every overhang together, with touch-ups on anything you spot.

• Free estimate for every overhang
• Soffit vents kept open
• Mildew cleaned before primer
• Rotted fascia replaced, not painted over
• Sprayed only in calm wind
• Porch, walks and beds covered